Good morning, Fort Mill.

The Humane Society of York County in Fort Mill features Gimlet—a playful cat ready for a new home—and Blair, a foster terrier mix thriving in a caring environment, while the shelter asks for community donations to help cover Lady Danbury’s recovery costs and needed supplies.

Therapy Resource Group, a downtown nonprofit, will host Designer Bag Bingo + Bubbly on March 26 at The Magnolia Room in Rock Hill to support therapy services.

The event features a VIP cocktail hour and dinner + bingo rounds offering designer bag prizes while raising funds for mental health programs.

Four Clover High School AFJROTC cadets secured a spot at the national JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl Championship and will compete at The Catholic University of America from June 12—16, 2026 after advancing in a global contest featuring over 5,000 teams.

SCDES and EPA confirmed today that Silfab Solar will restart assembly operations using safe methods that do not involve hazardous chemicals (local legislators assure that Flint Hill Elementary will remain open as the Hydrofluoric Acid leak is fully contained).

Mya Crawford (a Fort Mill native) graduated from Millersville University in December with a Master of Social Work.

Her graduation demonstrates local success in pursuing advanced studies.

The Fort Mill School District has announced its 2026 Teachers and Support Staff of the Year, with nominees chosen by peers + winners will serve on liaison committees for the 2026-2027 school year.

Five honor roll finalists will be named this spring, and the winners will be revealed in Fall.

Starting March 16, the SCDOT will close the Zinker Road Bridge for replacement until December, using a detour via Holland Road + Eastview Road.

Drivers are urged to slow down near the work zone.

Mattamy Homes closed a $13 million purchase of 76 acres off Fort Mill Parkway to build Williams Reserve, a new community with 193 homes that includes green spaces and walking trails.

Site work will begin late summer and furnished model homes will be available for both single-family and townhome options.

Fort Mill boys lacrosse improved to 4-1 with an 11-9 victory over Providence on Monday night at Bob Jones Stadium.

Coach Tindall said the team’s win came from controlling loose balls—bolstered by a five-goal second quarter and a hat-trick from senior midfielder Maddox Baucom.